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Tender is the North

Nordic Organ Music

Iain Quinn (organ)

Tender is the North
This impressive recital sheds new light on the treasures of Scandinavia. Quinn's playing is never less than enthralling and the organ - with Chandos's perfectly balanced engineering - has never...

Tender is the North

Nordic Organ Music

Iain Quinn (organ)

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This impressive recital sheds new light on the treasures of Scandinavia. Quinn's playing is never less than enthralling and the organ - with Chandos's perfectly balanced engineering - has never...

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Tender is the North presents a programme that offers a glimpse into the rich treasure trove of Scandinavian organ music. This fascinating selection of works from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden contains two premiere recordings - Nystedt’s Med Jesus vil eg fara and Másson’s Larghetto, written specifically for this programme and hitherto under-recorded such as Sibelius’s Intrada, Op.111a and Palmgren’s Preludes.

This recording from Coventry Cathedral should prove a fascinating and rewarding collection.

Contents and tracklist

I. Intrada
Track length5:34
II. Surusoitto (Funeral)
Track length5:17
I. Tranquillo
Track length1:23
II.
Track length1:15
I. Koral tempo
Track length1:05
II. Variation I. Koral tempo
Track length1:07
II. Variation II. Molto tranquillo
Track length2:48
II. Variation III. Allegretto scherzando
Track length1:10
II. Variation IV. Con moto
Track length0:45
II. Variation V. Lento
Track length2:37
II. Variation VI. Vivace
Track length0:49
II. Variation VII. Allegro energico
Track length2:51
I. Allegro moderato
Track length11:03
II. Meditation. Andante lento
Track length6:50
III. Finale. Allegro con brio
Track length4:54

Awards and reviews

July 2010

This impressive recital sheds new light on the treasures of Scandinavia. Quinn's playing is never less than enthralling and the organ - with Chandos's perfectly balanced engineering - has never sounded finer.
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